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When It Rains I Sometimes Contemplate the Inevitable


In the dark from whence I came Shattered glass From the heavens rain And yet I utter in ragged breath The rage against a cruel death O show me the path I seek And guide me from this bitter bleak Lust,lust for a dying word One bitter whisper Into our stellar ford
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